St Johns Institute Prepares Fiftieth Anniversary
The St Johns Literary Institute of East Cambridge plans its 50th anniversary October 1 to 3. Founded to promote physical, mental, and moral growth, the society began in a loft on Bridge street with a $6.11 seed, later expanding to a Cambridge street building with a 1200 seat hall and 4000 square foot stage, plus gymnasium and library facilities, reflecting a long history of notable members and community impact.
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St. John’s Literary Institute
East Cambridge
St. John's Literary Institute
M. J. Fenelon
John Fenelon
Christopher Callahan
James H. McCann
James McFeeley
Edward Skelly
Daniel Kelly
Michael Burns
Bridge Street
Newark
N. J
Cambridge Street
Cambridge Literary Institute: A History of Growth and Service
The Cambridge Literary Institute, long a leading East Cambridge organization, boasts about fifty honorary members and notable veterans like Bernard O'Brien and Daniel Shaughnessy. Since 1854 it promoted elocution, debate, and a Catholic library, expanded through years, aided the poor, supported drama, and contributed many athletes and thinkers, with Civil War service and a strong future outlook.
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Bernard O’brien
Daniel BK. Shaughnessy
Sacred Heart Church
Institute Glee Club
Cambridge
Peter I. Curran
Henry Callahan
John FF. Maguire
Lewis I. Martine
Daniel Quinn
John Pendergast
Joseph Powers
William Long
Frank Skelly
Frank Shaughnessy
George English
John Bracken
Richard Delaney
John O'Neil
Lawrence Carroll
St. John’s Church
Guild of St. John
Hamilton Institute of
Charlestown
Edward Skxelly
Institute
Thomas Shea
East Cambridge
University City
J. W. Coveney
Boston
Isl
Francis Brannigan
Lincoln
Institute Guards
John H. Rafferty
Jere W. Coveney
John B. Newman
Cambridge Wins Marathon at St Louis
The Cambridge Y M A team led by Tommy Hicks wins the St Louis marathon among 31 starters. Hicks finishes in 3 hours 48 minutes 43 seconds, with Cambridgeport’s Fowler sixth and Boston’s Sree land seventh. Foreigner finishers are behind Hicks, with controversy over Fred Lorz from the Mohawks disqualified for a car assist.
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Boston
Cambridge
St. Louis
Tommy Hicks
Cambridge Y. M.A
Gil
Hicks
Fowler
Cambridgeport
Sreeland
Briwley
Wicks
Corey
Chicago
Newton
New York
Sammy Mellor
Fred Lorz
Lora
Ticks
Athens
Lowes
Teoto
France
Lin
Pres. Francis
A Cambridge City Chronicle: Gossipy Notes On Politics and Thievery
A Cambridge column laments police conduct and city politics. It reports on Ward Seven backing Martin Witte for the Middlesex district seat, thefts at the public library, and precinct officer appointments amid Daly’s influence. It notes active Democratic enthusiasm from women at a field day and lists precinct roles with addresses.
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Martin Witte
Middlesex
Tam
Martin
Precinct Officers Named by Mayor Daly Amid City Politics
The list shows appointments for ward precinct officers with many veteran Democrats replaced by trusted allies. Details include ward and precinct officers with names, streets, and roles such as warden deputy warden clerk and inspector across Wards One Two and Three. Citizens remark on personal gain driving the reshuffle and reflect on the political climate in city hall.
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Walter Wardwell
Walter
Billy Davis
Crambridge
Daly
Combine
Cambridge
John J. Barry
Vine Street
John J. Bradley
Fifth Street
George C. Capelle
Thorndike Street
George KE. Parker
Otis Street
Prank I. ‘Tufts
B. Thorndike Street
John A. Connor
Cambridge Street
I. Frederick Miller
Spring Street
William J. Crothers
John L. O'Brien
Charles Street
Edward J. Sweeney
OS Sixth Street
John J. Mullins
Francis H. Wait
Joseph L. Gomes
Gore Street
John Catlin
J. Edwin Price
Joshua B. ‘Taylor
I. Sylvanus J. Redding
George Benz
Sixth Street
I. George A. Benz
KR. Arethur M. Redmain
John AH. Bagan
Charles F. Shelley
T. Louis O'Brien
Jeremiah A. Kelleher
Joseph J. O'Conner
Depuy
Frank Quinn
Thormdike Street
Chearge A. Iibbs
Adolph Netzela
Spring Streets
Horace Th Walker
Cabridge Street
Trearge L. Sibley
Cambridge Free
Frederick Athel
Reafan
Winser St
David A. Marshall
Marcellin Street
Christopher FP
Gaylor
Webster Avenue
Charles J. McCarthy
Porthind Street
Horace J. Gray
Bristol Street
William H. Joyce
Winsor Street
John Jacob Thertach
Clement J. McDonald
Menry I. McKenna
Columbia Street
Joseph J. Reed
Muntinge Street
Charles J. Martell
Portmouth Street
William BW. Murphy
Henry To Carty
Edward FP. Wadden
Hampshire Street
John A Nilson
Mymouth Street
George W. Floyd
Plymouth Street
Ry Charles 1. Simpson
Themis Hy Pairdis
Columba Street
Frank Maron
Elm Street
James
Epps
Union Street
George A. Rosenberger
Lincoln Street
James TT
Witter Street
William Ward
Leighton Court
Tispeetor
Dooley
James W. Cosgrove
Fourt Street
George BE. Murphy
Fourth Street
Daniel DP. Deliney
Warden D
William N. Long
Wareden
Charles J. McElray
Otts Street
Gutheim
Julius A. Gutheim
Charles L. Seys
Winter Street
Herman T. Graustein
R. Snedbiyltz
Henry Netzeba
Edward IT. McCarron
Third Street
John FF. McCarthy
James Z. Murphy
Conlan's Court
Tnspector
R. Edward A. Doyle
R. Willitin Campbell
Tremont Street
James A. Yates
Hardwick Street
Willian I. Kerrigan
Berkshire Street
James Z. Maher
Portsmouth Street
Dennis HW
Long
Portland Street
Democratic Field Day a Grand Success at Charles River Park
The Democratic city committee held its field day last Saturday at Charles River park with more than 84 attendees. President Henry J. Cunningham received praise for managing the event, described as a magnificent day and a forerunner of Democratic success next fall despite minor hitches.
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Democratic City Committee
Charles River Park
Henry J. Cunningham
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